Google has finally announced the new Nexus duo of the year. Much talked about and crazily-followed Nexus 6 is the first phablet from the company out and about to poise as a fierce competitor to forever-reigning Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and the new in the party, Apple iPhone 6 Plus. Note 4 has years of reputations; iPhone 6 Plus has its company’s exclusive loyalty; will then the Nexus 6 lead the pack among such a strong competition? We will definitely get to know about that once the devices are in market globally, however, here is a preliminary Nexus 6 vs Galaxy Note 4 vs iPhone 6 Plus comparison in the form of specifications showdown.

Nexus 6 vs Galaxy Note 4 vs iPhone 6 Plus:

Google just launched its 5.9-inch Nexus 6 which carries an striking resemblance to Motorola Moto X 2014 edition, as was leaked in the last couple weeks. While the Nexus 6 is almost a blown-out version of Moto X 2014, it does look a little different at the edges as it has beveled rather than curved edges of Motorola X. Google Nexus 6 is a 5.9-inch Quad HD 2560 x 1440 screen powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processing chip. 3 GB of RAM, four cores running at 2.65 GHz, and Adreno 420 GPU make the device a top-notch one especially in the graphics department.

The device carries a 13-megapixel camera power packed with optical image stabilization and a 2.1-megapixel front shooter. The only thing that is looking a little compromising in the package is the 32-bit chip which in itself is quite capable, however, it won’t be able to take full use of the 64-bit Android L optimizations. Remember, Note 4 Exynos 5433 variant is all ready to grab the Android L and make full use of it which might make it a better option for many users.

Here are all the specifications of the top phablets launched in this year. From hardware to software and camera details, you will find it all in the charts below. However, only the coming days will help us better judge the devices as Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be in the markets in a couple days followed by Nexus 6 availability in the markets too.